Just found out what battery names mean...

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This may be old-hat info for some, but after months of using these batteries, I was finally told what the numbers mean.
For example, an 18650 battery, the number translates to 18mm (diameter) x 65.0mm (long)
So an 18350 battery is 18mmx35.0mm.
Just thought that might be handy for new vapers to know!

Good to know but also good to know some Mods will only properly take flat top/ non nipple batteries.
 

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I wish the manufacturers and resellers would identify the button top and flat top batteries with an "A" and "B" designation for if the battery has a "nipple" or not, and if the device requires it or not.
Ex: eVic requires a 18650-B battery, telling you it needs the flat-top style.
This should be easier for the consumer.
 

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I wish the manufacturers and resellers would identify the button top and flat top batteries with an "A" and "B" designation for if the battery has a "nipple" or not, and if the device requires it or not.
Ex: eVic requires a 18650-B battery, telling you it needs the flat-top style.
This should be easier for the consumer.

I don't know.. To keep with the "duh" naming convention, wouldn't F for flat and B for button be even better? ;)
 

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This may be old-hat info for some, but after months of using these batteries, I was finally told what the numbers mean.
For example, an 18650 battery, the number translates to 18mm (diameter) x 65.0mm (long)
So an 18350 battery is 18mmx35.0mm.
Just thought that might be handy for new vapers to know!

also so you know the 0 at the end means they are cylindrical batterys :)
 

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For example, an 18650 battery, the number translates to 18mm (diameter) x 65.0mm (long)
So an 18350 battery is 18mmx35.0mm.
Just thought that might be handy for new vapers to know!

JSYK – The actual size of a battery can Vary slightly from the Numbers. Some are right on th money. Some are a Tad Longer.
 
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